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Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

l lin CONNIE - bDntebe GGs9ene, men
lamtibis p9ina @uluet Og fig ielu. 0an
tilitoO ienere at ban Gele Sioen bapbe
feet paa 6lorn, Der laa raft fit 9lrbei-
Oct ira Saonoen.
6orpprist bar benne Strengthening for
meset ipr 6ru Saubsr. Sum matte
olIereoe tibli9 paa Gitermiboosen tr9ffe
fig til6age meb en- beIti9 6opebpine.
"a Sierra bnooe fost Safe, uuenifjpz
bet bagt &u9er os naIten ali par i Or
Den, traaOte Grit 6aa inb / Stuen.
"Se, ie, 9u sipr 6OOebrent, 8erta?"
ga, 9erre", iuareoe Ell pcmD9
Stenme ira &jgtteuet.
"6pur CT Sante?"
"i6un bar aaaet tilienss meb cit
itr9tfelis SUpeopiue."
"Naturli8pis, BET fommer al benlte
&en9jpringen! 9unbe life Sante labe
6uiet bore iOm bet er? SIG benbe
Serta, at 6Orretninger bar falot mig
tilbage for jes uentebe, men ba jes nj
en9ans er oppe bet, uil jes o9iaa las9e
9aanOen pua SGrfet."
"Sa, 6erre."
"O9, Serta -"
"6pem lerte 9ig meb en- Sang at
tpse iaaoan oeitig Safe. Nof en- Sop"
5lora fum ino i9ien meo &aHefanoen.
0un itjulte lit Imilenoe Nalpn unoer ct
fort Sfnut.
"6gr, 8erta", raabte ben urge Erez
Itemano lDiti9, "par Oh bare libt pn9re,
9iftebe jes mig meo Dig, bare for be-
itanbi9 at iaa laa sob Safe p9 beili9e
&aser."
"Sirfelis?" iuareoe oen falI,e Serta.
"Si TO lammen ifal impr9en gi5re
aft iprben / Suiet laa 5ante life Ital
bare mere Tlnse."
"Sa, Sr. Taitor", ipareoe 5lpra.
"5Orrelten er oi feroise, ri bebpper
bare at les8e 9appcrne paa."
"Suem sjproe aft bette?"
Seq, Sr. HaItOr, 5ru Sauber ol
5rants. Sg, buis Ge ti0aber, ifal jee
ielu imcrsen sipre aft iitano, p9 (be,
faitebe bun Sfautet al bois Bet beba9el
Gem, er jes ilettes life 8erta, mel
6lora, Ser sanife ltnar til 3eres 9ie
~neIte." De npooe6rune Zine itranleo,
ltielm / benbes rgomusieoe liGe Nniigt
Zen unge 8rG ItemanD laa i~orblgfie
pan benbe.
"5rgfen 5lura?"
"Sa, Oct er mig"
"aOste Ge benne &aife?"
"Sa."
30 9e baste &aserne?"
"Gil 5jeneite, Sr. Sal."
"Ss De ItureSe bette aammer?"
"Sa piit. Sg jes itppebe al @eiim
fen, paitebe 8inbuer, tOs 8illeberne neb
lasoe aniplinsssarbiner / @anb u(
giorbe meset anoet," ipm jes life far
%ppresne," iuareoe FUN meb Cater, me.
bens bun sOtteoe fig Ouer ben unse @eiit
lises 5orlesenbeb.
"5rpfen 5lora, jes be'r ON Gorla
bslie."
"5pr bpao, Sr. Sal?"
"5Orbi ies beitancis bulot Dem fu'
iaa upruttiif. Seq bar taset fell.
pa 5ru 3auber ienere paa Mftenel
meb inbtullet Soueb reilte fig fra Spse
!. leiet, iaa bun til jim 5rDo, at be to uns
Ipilte S6ad peo aaminen.
, GIT saar sobt, tanfte FUN. S girfe
r lisbeben sif aft sopt.
Sru Grit 0aI BANDIT i'm Manb ift
ueo lfisnne aleber, Smpffer eler pa
ct BAL, men ueo 9iuets nesne Yroia =
en- Souebrensjorins.
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Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

hoe Qrierue ems Tor Ne o. al obe Gruoe uGvur t GUornclet Der en- 2oan
f1bes hos Sauscr, iaaat 3 Fan Uooe Ejemme o8 iamntrtGr, weo anoT5 %teE
Granulated Sugar rs Pounds for SLIGO.
&c oiaiecre 5lagS REQ til - 20. for Si.0O.
Qem R!icmerpn - gmno Tor 3oaar.
Suoora 3oHner, nHget innfft, 10 p"no for Si'OO'
4t.yuuo Cans 9afina Voweer (n0cm beSre) Jos Si,00'
% Guno @ramS Sanf 6oO.Siib ior 800.
25 StDffer 900 SGbe Tor St.00.
10 SoreS SaroincS for 81 100.
4Waaontr rcu cutter Sirup for 81 .0G.
10 3.Yuuo 5taneer %fc 4rnhTr0 Tor St'0o.
6Ggsuno aanocr pic YeahcS for 81 90.
03.Yuno SANDER tomatoes ior s. 100.
02=Vuio Ganocr Spru FOR 81 60.
IL 2sWmno SANDER %lad5errice ipr 81 100.
63.9mno SANDER California @a8eS for 100,
63s@uno Ganscr California Bears for $500.
10 2.guno Sander geo Gbcrrics for 100.
7is0uno Ganoer Wadrei for 81 30.
42.pmno Ganocr Wadrsi for 81 100.
62.Iuno Sander Gorn geaf for 81 100.
80 Yuno Sinc Gut 5obaf for 81 90.
Spcar 0cao piu9 Sobaf 30 6tS. pr. Rnno.
3amtlp Slour (Sn8en fan ircmoiie Wa9eu) for Si.O3'
som, mebens bet CpGag pdrer iom or tubt til luoerpr5.
&. a SSouncn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
Tree-Clailns.
Noulion, Wlnn.

Gen Itore "Epre Mi8Iouri 9al", iom
Itrnfter ii9 glennem bele ben nOrbueits
lise %ort al GOfota % tiers igjenuem
Ntuntuna lise til Rocky Mountain
bar biotil, grunoet al Wtan8el paa
5e.rbnner Ug andre 6or6inoeIlesleo,
pGret for langt aiiioe5 til of no9en oils
De gaa Der o9 iettle neo. Stu be8pnber
Den imiofertio at tiltrGtte Zig neliortient
Spmertlpmbeo, ba 8~pgnrnSen al
n = kK.n.L. a7a.iA.L.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

s.. 8. MaMaen.

vi CT m iaroige meO Cpai0r for bet gamIe aar % iHoer, at
CmiGtuireeu ousric8 al 6orpentuiu9, o. 6crtieasiien mcBtt til
freosiiaeHec. IGa iGmme lio, iom ri tdier 8ubitam herior. oil
ri muoe ON, al Ui osrDtO CT ttauO til cnoHu at HeoiEtte &rierte,
oa uoaitcrue life tiger 5or5olO til SmiGtnn8tH. Saa0aaae
8nrrr. Der pda Glno al 6aoadr UU. life Imna urogaa a Ii8e
grroi. bar ri leu0sre 5iO iGat at opti0bc o. bar perior en- ii0rre
8arebebolouiHa enc afmineeig pna oeuuc Aar5ti0. vi oil oog,
ianlGuge oct parer, iRt8e unoer ben puitlBt %2rot o. cnooa eaoe
on pasituos 6oreel for port 9rbrioe. vi oil HrBuc: utoUarer, al
oue SIaos, lGlger .. ia btliat M, iont De Ujoi fojt ira 0a6rdIeu.
Mnr @.hnlhnLnn al MlolinleteMr er n1eael tort On I~r1m1n9.. i1roe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

The annual report OF the commissioner OF public
buildings and grounds OF which an abstract is
published IN another column, Is very readable
document, discussing as it does so many matters
OF interest to the people OF Washington. The
commissioner renews his effort TO recover the
reservation south OF the Smithsonian grounds at
the Intersection OF Maryland and Virginia avenues,
now occupied without legal right by the b. and p
r. r Company, expresses the opinion that the
tracks should be at once removed from the park,
and recommends an appropriation for the i'm
proyement OF the reservation Attention is called
70 the difficulties experienced in protecting the
nower beds in the public parks, the use OF the
Smithsonian grounds for sunday concerts is ap-
proved, and the erection Of a tower with electric
lights on the White Lot, asphalt pavenients for
Judiciary Square and the replacement OF the gov
ernment's system OF overhead wires by duplicate
underground cable are among the recommended
tons. Public interest in a number OF the topics
discussed by the commissioner has been shown by
communications concerning them which have
been published from time TO time In THE STAR, and
the commissioners views upon these debated mat
tiers Will meet with very general approval.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

Dick Turpfn was very commonplace thief In
comparison with the knights of the mask and pis-
toll who nowadays board railway trains in the
West and make of with the passengers valuables.
The latter are not, perhaps picturesque in cos
tune but they are daring TO a degree exceeding
the widest dreams OF the English outlaw. For
years they have confined their efforts TO overhaul
ing the ordinary passenger, wherever they could
md him, and the directors OF an infested road
have been made the subject OF severe newspaper
censure for not providing proper police protection
on their lines. The Indifference 10 this criticism
manifested by these magnares has been aggrayat-
tngly cOntemptuOuS. on the Wabash and Western
road, as good luck would have IL, the general pas
senger agent was treated last Tuesday night TO an
Instructive experience while making journey In
the general managers car, and within only sew
enty-five miles OF the big city OF Chicago, which
viii give him a lively personal interest in such
complaints. Now that his empty watch-fob and
wallet attest the fact that he has been robbed OF
all his portable wealth at the mouth OF pistol,
he will place moro faith In travellers stories, and
perhaps exert himself To have the road properly
guarded for the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

Jarob Sharp's sentence is not a whit too heavy.
Indeed, 1t must be said that Judge Barrett tenn
pered justice with mercy most effectually In i'm
posing so light a penalty. The judge argued
wisely when he said that the prisoners age and
decrepitude constituted no reason for staying the
hand OF the law. millionaire convicted of an
outrage upon society who has not enough OF the
spirit Of pentence even to offer the State much
of his wealth as will pay the expense incurred in
trying him, deserves no consideration. BY rights,
Sharp ought to be forced 20 pay to the city what
would have been fair price for the franchise he
acquired through corrupt means. There is doubt
less no law under which this can be DONE but the
same end could be in part accomplished by max
Ing his fine as heavy as the statutes allow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
LAsssunaH & Bno.
LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON.

gGss F.pf into details e prices wish
that the finish and At Of Underwesf has been Par
the prcss thss shsn s tell you
is worth more it 10 Eenuns and sincere statsment.
LADIES' CAMBRIA GOWNS.
and sleeves full regular made best quality cambria,
Style No. 2, made Of ine quality cambria. yoke Of
.na e rsss and with
.:ssss 81 .ss
LADIES' CAMBRIA cHEMIsE.
t.@psS sroaaa With embsoidssssd edge. only CSC.
sys b. @sa: & ns ss sas' y sa .,
Il ns hes. quality
ring.bone finished. only 98c.
LADIES' CAMBRIA DRAWERS.
s sussss n
only 1--WE 81 Is ssib n. Hamburg
o,iy . I5s former n Prics;, ese; -.
ssrs OF tine tucks' best quality Of cambria only osc
GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES SUMMER sAcQUEs
ladies' Dressing sscaae.. made q ans India linen
boom rsn
only 45c.; formerly sold at 69c.
Among our Sacques you will ind few odd sizes
These are made Of good quality cambria cluster Of 16
tucAs down front and back. trimmed with ruiie Of
broidery around neck sleeves and BOTTOM only 6ec.
Of pin tucks down front two clusters
around bottom, rufie Of embroidery around neck
sleeves and bottom and down front, only &c.. for
Ladies' Dressing Sacques made Of Ane India linen
trimmed with six clusters OF fine tucks. Mcdici lace
inserting down and around bottom. only 68: worth
These are only few of the many different styles
We mention these Is being Special Bargains reduced
on account OF being odd sizes and slightly soiled.
Our Underwear Department is kept separate from
all other stocks. This fact speaks volumes to ladies
dssirious Of purchasing underwear Competent and
lady Of this Departments s lady Of wide experience
having been for the past eight years exclusively in
the Cotton Underwear business and what she doesnt
Know about Underwear does not exist.
CORSETS CORSETS.
- Show US house that carries the assortment We do
Show the house that will give you another Corset
one does not give entire satisfaction. We will do
everything to secure and retain your trade.
The following are among our brands:
The Her Majesty Corset" the "P D." the 'R G. )"
the &C Pr" Warmers 'Coraline," Warmers Health
Warmers summer" Warmers Nursing, "the "Thomp-
sons" the &C b. the Saluda," the 800 Bone" the
Diamond" the"venus" the "Oriole "and ali kinds Of
nursing and chidren's Corsets
We keep COrsets in short length, medium length
and extra long length, and If cannot suit you
one can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

The British parliamentary commission, ap-
pointed TO inquire into VI. Pasteur's treatment OF
hydrophObia after full investigation emphati.
cally indorses his method. Not only is the com.
mission impressed with the conviction that M.
Pasteur has discovered method OF protection
from rabies comparable with that which vaccina-
tion affords against infection from smallpox, but
Ii believes in the possibility OF extending the new
method OF incubation To the protection of both
man and domestic animals against others OF the
most intense kinds OF virus. The competence OF
the commission 70 observe facts and weigh evil
dence Is conceded, and its findings are properly
given great weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

The clouds In the sky this morning probably
caused good many persons to consult their stock
OF weather signs II IS still too early at this writ
ing TO be certain what the powers meteorological
have In store for us before midnight but the read
ers OF The STAR can commit TO memory the an
Gent StanZa-
st swithin's day, if thou dost rain,
For forty days il will remain
81 sWIthin's day II thou art fair,
Tor forty days twill rain nae lnair"-
and watch the next six weeks for It's fulfIIl1aent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

Lang, the person OF sweet-scented antecedents
who aroused Mayor Hewitt's sympathy by pre-
tending that the labor societies were prosecuting
him, Is at rest AT last. lie has gone to prison fo
four years and six months for burglary 1t car
safely be promised that, If he stays quietly behind
the bars, and makes no effort 10 escape or be par
conei out the Labor societies will let him alone q,
least TIL 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
Advertisers

viii serve their purpose best and at the time
greatly accommodate The STAR, il they will send in
before noon tomorrow their announcements for the
extra large edition Of Saturdays paper. the forms of
which must be sent to press much earlier than the
other I've days Of the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
Professor Tyndan publ.sne, an outbnrst q, for,

Professor Tyndall publishes an Outburst OF tory
sentiment, designed TO show that the American
support for IrelandS cause Is not so strong as Is
represented in England. His aIIusion to Mr. Glad.
stone as "a desperate ganester, mi5called states
man." Is IN very doubtful TASTE 10 say the least;
and HIS whole letter indicates that he knows a
good deal more about the bacteria in a phial OF
bay-water or the process OF resolving Fay OF
white light than he does about American feeling
on the subject OF home-rule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

lo-MoRRow's BUSINESS WILL PROBABLY
out the balance Of those Straw Hats that
selling at Fortv.Hue cents each. &c. You want one
there's time to lose. No man should be without
STRAW" when Offering such startling Straw
braids as "Nacknaw." "Dunstable. "Milan" 'Porcu.
pine." and Rough and Ready" at cents each
The latest shapes. This seasons styles. Not
emulation of old timers" that were called In" years
such Of the exclusive matters have raksd
up with which to meet this great mid-sssson ie Of
Of fashionable Straw Hats At cents each
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Cause Underwear L. the kind for this kind Of vssthsr
and we've got them in every size and quality 0suze
Merino Undershirts 1t % cents each. veil nsaa
strongly stayed at every point yet light in weight
cloud. Finer qualities in all the intermediate
grades to s1oo each. Each grade % cheap in PRO-
portion to its actual value as the first mentioned
Bsbrissan Undsrshirts from % cents to o. so Jean
Drawers at 4s cents Strong yet light; thoroughly
well made and stayed" carefully. Jockouch Drawers
from CSC to 5 with patent ankIsts Of lsle thread
and hundreds Of other things equally hne and equally
low in price in our furnishing department.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Thin Summer Clothes for Men and Boys in every
kind imaginable. In every style thsts worn. and at
prices heretofore unheard Of. The great business We
have been and doing in Thin Clothing can only b
accounted for by Us in this way: We keep in stock
what the people want sell goods at prices that
please patrons: visitors treated with courtesy
and polteness and neves importuned to buy against
their inclination; cheerfully exchange goods spd
we refund money without debate II selections prove
unsatisfactory always provided the goods returned
are in good condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
JULY BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR.

We are lowering prices here and there through
out the store with view Of reducing the stock
TO the lowest possible minimum previous to
Semi. Annual Inventory, July 3Oth,
Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers. low neck An
ished seams, buttons and button-holes good
muslin. Reduced to 10c. each.
Ladies' dne Muslin Drawers. yoke band, wide
hem and tuohs, best yet sold, ct goo. per pair.
ters Of three wide tucks, extra good value. at
S5c. each.
Ladies' fine Muslin Walking Skirts wide
cambria rune with two clusters OF four dns
tucks above. Worth 6Y4c; only $50. each.
(Secoud floor through arch)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
INVENTORY MARK.DowN IN FLANNELa

Customers have made big inrosds into the
stock Of Llama Costume Flsnnals lstsly -.
duced. We Jet have . choice variety Of styles
Tor wrappers, sacques sea-shore and mountain
suits, &c.
Rsdassd fsea eak - 5oa pss yssd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
INVENTORY REDUCTIONS IN BLACK GOODS.

Must 60 bsfoss stock tstins. July 30th. We
think these prices should move them ut once.
pieces S0-tueh black. Atwood AlbStross
Ost>. sstss quality. nropped fPem S7k TO 81o.
per yard.
pieces l0-inch black, sll-vool Albatros
(olue castl Dropped from so to 40c. per yard.
pieces 42-iDch black, all.wo0l Alhatruss,
(nqed 1et. Dropped iron 62A to $50. Per
yard.
(Firat Hoor1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
INVENTORY REDUCTIONS IN HOSIERY.

REDUCTIONS IN HOSIERY.
We propose to get rid Of the following two
lots at once, hence the msrk-down;
i lot Of Masses Fine Unblesched Bslbrig9an
Hose, silk-clocked, sizes 3 and 81
DROPPED FROM % TO 2OC. PER PAIR.
ladies' wearing number one and two shoe.
lotof Ladies Fancy Striped hne Isle Thread
and black. Excellent quality aud very desirable
for wear with low shoes.
DROPPED FROM 62AC. TO 37kC. PER PAIR,
- These lots are not very large hence an
early call ia desirs ole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOR RENT A DESIRABLE sEvEN-RooM
Il brtck house. bay window cellar bath. la'robes.
SC: IN frst-class condition. 426 boundary ST NV.
$3.50 Inquire at 40 Boundary ST. jyl5-3t'
EoR RENT-A THREE-STORY BRICK. l1l2 10TH
st NV. rooms, with bath modern improvements.
ali IN good order. Inquire 426 9th st. NV. iyl53r
IrOR RENT
H23 Iowa Circle 3-story brick. 10 rooms $4,000
l31Q St, 3-s;ory brick 10 rooms ... 20 90
lSO4 So, 3story brick. rooms. .....--.... 5S.3t
Su3 y st, S-story brick 10 rooms. 400
i422 ID th st. 3-story brick. y rooms .,.... 1900
1913 St. 3stoyy brick. rooms ......,.,... $500
SSlf l2th st.. 2-story brick, q rooms 1900
l5US n ST. n. e., 3-story brick. q rooms .. -s.N0
iSU4 ~ st. n. e., 2story brick. q rooms -. % 80
aS0o ST. 2. q, 2story brick, o., and store. 1000
2yil Cleveland ave. NV, 2story brick r.. 1880
for nil list, furnished houses. Sc call nj effioe.
0lo-I-t NJ NJ. PARKER, 14lS st. n
HOE kESTEFoR THE SUMNER MONTHS. A
Il furpished house near Franklin Park, $40 18th ST.
nv. 10 careful tenant rent very low Good refer
- SeeItee. ylh.r
EoR RENT-435 9TH ST. Sc; NEW CORNER
br1ck with larsee store room elegant location for
drug store. &c all modern improvements; near
ehd herqics; only e2S month for whole
splenoid opening for the rizht party
Apply tor keys TO WELLER REPETTI,
H1o-ot $50 Penn. ave- sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
BARGAINS IN SUMNER coRsETs.

The following two stylsc are veil worth your
attention:
as dozen nns Zephyr Summer Corssts, light
Ieight cool and dursble. side stsels. all si9es.
Only 75c. per pair.
30 dozen celebrsted R. & G.. Summer Corsets.
light and strong. perfect dttnS, long and abort
waists. Only 81 per pair.
(Socond floor throuTh srch1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
css. 18th and ? 81. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

| IcoR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE EIGHT-RooN
a. bri.k Dwelling. As ! st Sc; eco per month.
Inc best dwelling in Washington for the price n 4.
PHILLIPS, las New York ave. yo-2w
/ lroR RENT-Two TwosToRY YRICK HOUSES !;
II SIX rooms and bath m l., 22lo and s2l4 18th Of.
Say. ioes 81 S.w sa'h per month THos = I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

EOR RENT
Il I'll eth Ct NV, store
and dwelling. ....-
1925 Mass. ave. l3r les
III 9th -. n. W, pr -
1913 II IT n W. lsr...lo6
1906 y. II ave ....1Ot
1000 9th st. NV. lar. loo
l01b Conn. ave, pr loo
Magnolia ave-. ] Ar. SO. g,
4l6 9th st.n.w.l6r. .s3.:il
j % I st NV. lOr.s3 g.
III De Sales ST., llr.. sc
1856 St. upper part. q.
1925 q -. NV. 9r. ...ss
1865 n. III. av. NV. Or. = 5
sl7 / 81. NV. llr...,..7J
LOOM st. n. W. Or. SO az
100 Mass Nv N. W. Or. &C
.e6 \. j ave. Sc. Tor. &C
lo.ls X. I. sv. NV. Tor. ct
St. , st ct. n W. lar. G.
2420 Craven Terrace. Or 81
The above houses cen b
tui ONCE only. ia,
typ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

Il 1922 18th st., 1or. 81
l0l2 Eth st, Tor, m.i6O. Il
125 18th St. Tor, mi. ID
1407 31st, 10r., mi. .45.6
lab o1st ST., Tor. 3D.. -
1405 3lst, lOr.. m.i.45.5
3Ul2 Dumbarton st, Or. 4
2129 Pa. sv., 7r.,m.i.35.5
2129b Pa.av.,1r.,m i.35.5
11l6 + ST.. Tor, mi. 35.5
l345 Wallach, 7r., mi. 3
1145 21st. 10r.. m.i..:35.5
2012 NJ, ar, m.i......35.5
1917 Wallach. Sr.m.i.35.5
909 25d ST., Sr-, m.i.3o.5
1919 q st., 10r., III. i. :. /. d
1343 Wallach, 7r., mi. j
2l4l X st., Srs.. mi. 3
2l03 / st., Or. mi. .2S.5
1914 0th st. ,Sr.m.i.2 D.
1908 S st. 1rs. mi. .2o.5
124S 3lst st, Tr., MI. y
212Q II st =. Sr. -
6l5 2.:ird st, ar. mi. ID. 5
2130 K ST., 6r.. m .i22. ,
222u6 18th ST.. er....2l.3
:22OY II st., Or. ......-2O.5
For q full list apply to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED -ROOMS, TO PARTIES HAVING ROOM
w to rent we present advantage to procure tenant
that will save them time. trouble. and money. Roo
Renting Agency 938 st. d. kAMEY. js15-lws
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ItoR RENT-THREE-sTURY AND BASEMENT
Brick Dwelling, rooms and bath, al MI. e4o 10
- TYLER = RUTHERFORD.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS-

NOR RENT-FCRNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMNER
II Rooms; bay win dows in every ROOM corner house
new south and east 'front.' references required ll0l
ST NV. jyl5-1ws
TCOR RENT-FIvE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
rent. with ell convenieuces. el2 800 10Th st NV.
iy15-2ts
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advertised free OF cost to the owner
Iy2 X. o. HOFFMAN 10Th s.d ~. !.
EoR RENT-3l0 NJ ST. n. NEW AND COM.
plete tiree-story and basement Brick Dvellipr:
rooms all modern improvements; rent reduced x
$40. SWokNsTFDT' a M ~ ~
yeI.-lm e27 IT. n ".
EOR PENTHOUSE AND STORE, 1911 ST.
Nv $50 month Inquire at s2o Louisiana ave.
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2@es Craven Terrace. O.

24es Craven Terr.os.sr. 50
!, Sg5S ct NV sr. -. -S9
: l5ol est. ne. Tor, so
} ely y \. ave. nv. 1lr 30
l5.s Y Il. 7r............50
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!, s3s Ny sy; nv. ier. ~
! sos y. J sve.. Or. 81
lQ2e l 9TH ST NV 7r. 40
AOb v st. n.w.....-..3 b. 33
J l221 Conn. sv.n.w,ltr3oo
l2l3 l. 1t. NV. 1r. % 80
, lS2s kst.n.~., Or. %. 80
1900 10Th st.n.w- 1r. .25
! leuxCorcoran St. Or. 20
2l4- g. ls-.S4 LIST s.w. GIRLS
! IA let St s.w., Or. ID
|, l32o stanton Alley. Or. 10
9 examined by permit fron
oAAs }. FisHLR 4 90.
1l9A Faf NJ.
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LHOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-THE ENTIRE
IL third floor Of 1910 st.. adjoining Sun Building,
from July 1st. Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE. je20-1m
EOR RENT-TwO NICE OFFICE ROOMS. LOWER
month, by the Year. viii paper and paint and thor.
oughly renovate rooms
JOHN e. BEALL 4 CO.,
teT-3m 1921 ct. nv.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
FFOV t""N =
tive powers

= The many remarkable cures Hoods
Sarsaparilla accomplishes are sufficient
proof that it does possess peculiar cura-
tive powers.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27

Mr.. RutledoeE Z. Davis and Miss Lula
nj. Webb were married yesterday by Rev
j. S. Detwiler. n gr